Dr. John Hollins, past Chair CACOR, writes on the Science of missing MH370. Summary It is highly unlikely that any evidence will ever be found of the 2014 March 8 Malaysian Airlines flight MH370. Message In an age where information is just a few clicks away, the inclination to jump to conclusions is hard to […]
Cold Hatred – What is the American right thinking?
Dr. Nicole Morgan, CACOR member, writes on Cold Hatred. On the eve of the 2012 US election, while I was still professor at the Royal Military College of Canada, I published in Paris : Haine Froide (Cold Hatred, What is the American right thinking?) (1) The timing was pure coincidence. This book was not aimed […]
Energy and emissions: New approach, new tools needed
Dr. John Hollins, past Chair and Robert Hoffman, past Chair, analyse energy systems. This briefing note has been adapted by John Hollins from a paper by Robert Hoffman on the assessment of computational tools for analysis of energy systems My maternal grandfather was a cabinetmaker. He insisted on using the right tool for the job. […]
The Stages of Change Needed to Move Canadians’ Values so that we can Achieve Net Zero Carbon Society
Gordon Kubanek, CACOR Board of Directors, writes on “If we Know Climate Change is a Threat Why aren’t we Doing Anything About It?” Mental Health is the ongoing process of dedication to reality at all costs Scott Peck, Psychiatrist Preface Mysterious pink pony found in Montreal: constantly asks bystanders what the French words for “party”, “cupcake”, […]
Global warming is old knowledge — What should CACOR do with it now?
Dr. John Hollins, past CACOR Chair, writes: Global warming is old knowledge — What should CACOR do with it now? Joseph Fourier, science advisor to Napoléon Bonaparte, calculated in the 1820’s that, given its distance from the sun, the earth should be considerably colder than it is. He was right; we now know that the […]